Out of the Shtetl : Making Jews Modern in the Polish Borderlands / Nancy Sinkoff.

Providence, RI : Brown Judaic Studies, 2004-2020.

xviii, 320 pages : Grayscale Illustration ; pages cm.

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Introduction: Enlightening Polish Jews, Moderating the Jewish Enlightenment -- In the Podolian Steppe -- The Maskil and the Prince: Private Patronage and the Dissemination of the Jewish Enlightenment in Eastern Europe -- The Battle against Hasidism and the Struggle for the Adolescent Soul -- The Linguistic Boundaries of Enlightenment: Revisiting the Language Polemic in Eastern Europe -- After Partition: The Haskalah in Austrian Galicia.